This article was written by Dana Hinesly Assessing Chronic Pain is needed. On a daily basis, more than 75 million Americans wrestle with chronic or recurrent pain, a leading cause of disability and employee absenteeism, according to research published in the June 2008 issue of the Journal of General Internal […]
Chronic Pain | RSD / CRPS
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Are you tired of living with chronic pain? Looking for a natural solution to manage your discomfort and regain control of your life? Look no further. This blog shares coping skills shared through years of support groups as well as a range of traditional and natural approaches that can help alleviate some of your chronic pain and restore your quality of life.
Living with chronic pain can be a daily struggle, affecting everything from our physical well-being to our mental health. While there are traditional medical treatments available, many people are seeking alternative methods that offer relief without the risks associated with medications or invasive procedures. From herbs and supplements to acupuncture and meditation, there are countless natural remedies that have shown promising results in managing chronic pain. We will share some of those with you.
EVERY CHRONIC PAIN IS SOME CELLS’ CRY FOR OXYGEN Majid Ali, M.D., Director, The Institute of Integrative Medicine Can a lack of oxygen or an oxygen deficit actually contribute to aging and chronic pain? This article explores the impact oxygen has on our overall health and how it relates to […]
. It’s such a sad story. Each year, we lose more and more people to the opioid crisis. Opiate addiction is a major health concern. Thanks to soaring overdose deaths (deaths in the U.S. from opioid-related overdoses jumped another 21 percent in 2018), American life expectancy dropped for several years […]
As an individual living with RSD / CRPS for over 25 years I couldn’t wait to read Dr. Katinka van der Merwe’s, DC, QNCP book Putting Out the Fire New Hope for RSD / CRPS. I first discovered Dr. Katinka van der Merwe after reading a blog post on the […]
I finally had the opportunity to read the book Living with RSDS, Your Guide to Coping with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome written by Linda Lang and Peter Moskovitz, MD . This book was written in 2003, however I feel it is still very relevant. It has lots of great ideas […]